Spent sorting bullets.
Over 60 kilograms of .434 bullets…
Being sorted by weight.
It’s going to take a while, there are more than 3 700 bullets there…
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I’m glad you linked to the Winchester. Otherwise I’d have spent five minutes scratching my head wondering “What the heck is a .434 for?” :)
I’m impressed you’re sorting into two-grain-variation batches. If I were patient enough to do things like that I’d be a better shooter. Looking forward to seing how the lever gun handles these.
Jim